John Richmond; The Tatoo’d Icon Collection; A Two-Seater Plywood Armchair 2022 sub-Decorative Objects 1857Height: 16

1857Height: 16

A handsome piece of functional vintage

The two symbols combined are reinforcing each other as both are the ultimate symbols of their respective fields

melancholy and moving composition of a wonderful composer and makes for a wonderfully theatrical and imposing neoclassical work

(on the sinister) Quarterly 1st and 4th Gules three antique crowns (for Grant) 2nd Or a fess chequy azure and argent between three wolves’ heads couped sable (for Stewart of Athole) 3rd Vert a dexter hand fesswise holding a dagger erect (proper

John Richmond; The Tatoo’d Icon Collection; A Two-Seater Plywood Armchair 2022 sub-Decorative Objects 1857Height: 16Origin: Anglo Italian Period: Contemporary Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 2022 Height: 29 or 13 at seat Width: 47. 25 Depth: 35 After Gerald Summers (1899 1967) and designed by Tim Sheward and Andy Mcguigan, the low two seater armchair, made in very small quantities and impressing with its simplicity, consisting of a single sheet of plywood, with zero waste, the plywood sheet comprising thirteen layers of cross veined veneer, four longitudinal and two